Back pain is different from one person to the next. The pain can have a slow onset or come on suddenly. The pain may be intermittent or constant. In most cases, back pain resolves on its own within a few weeks.
Low back pain may range from a dull ache to severe, disabling pain. The individual may have related symptoms, including the following: continue reading…
Lack of physical condition predisposes to back damage because it is not flexible enough. For this reason, maintaining a good physical form is essential for preventing back pain. Physical exercises for back are very effective in treating and controlling chronic low back pain and keeping a good long-term general physical condition. Strengthening of abdomen, back and leg muscles help to decrease their sensitivity, risk of back pain is diminished. Strong abdomen, back and legs support better the spine, reducing the pressure on spinal discs and preventing disks’ disease.
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Rigid anterior insert provides support to intra-abdominal and viscera region helping to unload the spine under gravitational load.
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There are several methods of treatment recommended by doctors, depending on the particularities of each case: igienopostural treatment, drug therapy, physical and spa, it follows the control muscle contraction, pain relief, prevent relapses and complications
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Back pain is the most common musculoskeletal pain affecting all ages and all the population categories. It is the most common cause of work disability in patients less than 45 years. They are frequently recorded in both those who practice a sport, and the sedentary. They can range from mild pain, nagging, to severe, incapacitating. Back pain causes are complex and varied.
It was found that 70-75% of back problems occur in those who practice a sport. Among sports, the great potential of back injury are football, volleyball, basketball, racquet sports, weightlifting and running speed tests and those with less potential for damage: jogging, skiing, hockey and bodybuilding. continue reading…
